Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1925, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925. REG.U.S.PAT. OFF. TEX.ACO provides the motorists of Washington with a hot- weather start for a cold engine. 5 ‘Winter-Run Texaco Gasoline is now on sale. Every Texaco pump supplies it. The pennants are up in Wash- ington and every Texaco-operated motor feels that quick spring to action and smooth flow of power that means maximum mileage, a clean engine, and no regrets. Winter-Run Texaco is a pure, unblended gasoline—the only motor fuel car manufacturers invariably recommend. Texaco is a balanced gas, without a trace of anything but gas- oline in its make-up. Throughout the whole range of the power stroke in the motor cylinders, Texaco yields the sustained impulse that alone assures maximym results. inter-Run Gasoline The only difference in Texaco winter and summer is a lower “boiling point” for a quicker start during the cold weather. No difference in price. Texaco lowers the “I. B. P.” Winter-Run Texaco is a regular part of the refinery output. Summer and winter, somewhere in the world, Winter-Run Texaco is always on sale. This is taken care of in the Texaco refineries by the men who make Texaco, checked by the chemists who test every Texaco product, and passed by the operating officials who are responsible to the motorists of the country for the maintenance of Texaco quality, purity and power efficiency. This is your assurance. It is your gnarantee that, no matter what the conditions, Texaco is right. at no advance in price! THE TEXAS COMPANY, U. S. A. Texaco Petroleum Products